Maryville University has created the following infographic which talks about the benefits of using mobile tech for patient care and the downsides of medical apps. It also discusses why the FDA is monitoring mHealth and the research the FDA is currently conducting on things like telemedicine and SaMD.
The more we embrace modern technologies and digital advancements in our lives, the more our health and well-being gets disturbed. The human body was never made to be seated for long hours at a stretch. But, it’s a great area of concern that almost all the white collar jobs demand continuous sitting in front of the computer. In fact, more than 80% of the office workers spend almost all their workday sitting at the desk.
Comprehensive stroke centers lead the way for better outcomes for stroke patients. Learn more from this infographic from The American Heart Association.
Burnout is a state of prolonged stress that can eventually take its toll on your health. Learn how to identify the signs of burnout and prevent it from this infographic from Best Medical Degrees.
Is white vaginal discharge normal, or a sign of something serious? If you’re seeing white or creamy discharge, don’t panic. In most cases, this type of discharge is perfectly normal – especially if it’s odorless. The following infographic takes a closer look at the three most common types of white discharge to help you determine if your case is normal, or if it’s time to see your doctor.
Many people have an irrational fear of spiders, which may not seem quite so irrational after seeing the symptoms their dangerous bites can cause. Within the following infographic from MCDermatology.com, you’ll learn how to recognize (and avoid!) some of Mother Nature’s tiniest killers.
Dementia is a scary condition. But avoiding the warning signs will not help it go away and an early diagnosis gives the sufferer the best opportunity to live a full an active life with dementia. Here is an infographic from Live In Carer that illustrates the most common signs & symptoms of Dementia and how to spot them.
Can you get cancer from too much alcohol consumption? There is some resent research that links alcohol to cancer of the oropharynx, larynx, esophagus, liver, colon, rectum and breast. Here is an infographic from TheLawFirm.com that will help you learn more about the links between alcohol consumption and cancer
